The temperature of the relocated air flow must not exceed 300°F. The cleaned air flow must not contain any explosive mixtures.
The baghouse cyclone offers two levels of air cleaning for optimal dust filtration:1. Stage one: inertialDue to the section expansion at the entrance into the filter, the air flow significantly reduces its speed and heads in the perpendicular, original direction while the inertial dust particles fall out of the air flow and settle into the accumulator. The air flow enters into the frame through the entry connector. The coarse particles lose speed and fall into the dust collector.
2. Stage two: mechanicalCleaning is performed by dust being captured by the mechanical filter bags. The exhaust device captures and removes dust that forms during cleaning. The dust collector cleans the contaminated air and returns it back into the facility. Fine particles are captured by the filter bags which are periodically cleaned using the manual shaking mechanism. The shaking mechanism allows accumulated dust to be shaken off the filter bags down into the accumulator hopper while the fan is turned off. Consequently, the cleaned air, while passing through the fan, is blown out the top of the aggregate frame.
Cleaning of the bags, which can easily be replaced with new ones, is performed manually via the shaking mechanism. The aggregate can be delivered either as a mobile or stationary option.